The Sun. — London, England, 1810-08-08 00:00:00

_~ f I t . elt -4 1,, ;i~~ .llo , \ ll 4 , - , 4. ;~ L 3 ;1113 11 l ent of g ood inter -and Itra;t iptore flg or s and ies y e the t tade 0 long ffetlce their he re" the m be al' Y [I:-~S~ 1• t t his at iii Co'' ,e ut" 111 .0 of b e RoYa! heirs 0 1 the , d 0 or" . aty aC 7 st ill' of 06 yin ( 116 ereo f 11 take A four j flOttl • ;(1 Pie ty 3 03 t. (ea IL CI, O V Wit h of O of ten' ABE S. _...------ ..., ;ce s d, • 9 - i - 61 , ___ 3; O;' .1' 5' 65. 61. 63. b. S• 5. 6Cr' oli• od, 03 01.1 d Cd. p ct.,/ cs e G s. 5'5 . 6' NUMBER 5587.1 SALES OF , ESTATES, &c. V ALUABLE ESTATES IN THE COUNTIES OF SOMERSET AND DEVON. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At Exeter, on Thursday the 16th instant, in Lots, SEVERAL ESTATES and ADVOWSONS, tuat had on ein the above Counties. The Particulars of which application to Mr. Tyndall, Solicitor, Lin s-tnn-tields, London. TO J 3 SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Cross Keys Inn, Oswestry, in the County of - Salop, o n Thursday ' the 3ath ckay of August inst. at two o'clock i ll the afternoon, SUNDRY Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, comprising the whole 1. sta'e of Llorin, situate in , thci. Irast Parishes of Ll,lnsilin Lianarmon, and Llaticadwdadr, 4'2 . m 11e Comity of 'Denbigh Llansamatraid and Llaillechan, in aunry or Motiti;otherx ; Llanybiodwei, in the Tirity a rtzcular, way be had by applying to M r. Pry nnalt at Os teslrY, where Maps of the k'states are deposited ; of Mr. ju , nths. Attorn e y Dolgelly ; Mr. Thomas, Attorney,. No:th Wales; Messes. Graham, Kinderley, and. ? No. 6, LinColn's . .inn, London ; and oh Jonathan e rrY . , Auctioeer, Slirt.:•wsbu:y; TO B 1 SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, IN LOTS, Ludlow, on WedneSc.by, Sept. 19, hours of Three and Four in the Ai. At the Crown Inn, in, 18, 0, bttween the tein(it n, SEVERAL. FREE of Farms, as under HOLD ESTATES; consisting _ L ots. %....... Where situate. Names of Tenants Quantities. C I aldestry Ditto Thomas Lewis Thonus Morris ,R. P. 193 1 8 1 72 I 30 4 I Ditto lames Williams •880 . 4 Ditto Mary Thomas o o 38, I Huntington Timothy .Harper So 2 3o Ciaddestry i s b e t w e en three and four miles West of King. tOl (a good Market), in the County of Hereford. 11 c Farm s a r e l e t to Tenants from year to year,:anci they t. ,; I ', ll have not i ce to qu i t at t h e expir a tion of the current year. e tour first Lots adjoin to etch other ; the whole are ca. g a ble of very gre a t improvement by drainage, and also by ir gation, to a considerable extent. ' - AU the Farms have, a Right . of Cammon.of Pasture over ; t Z e n nstve Cornmous or Wastes, which - , it divided amOngst b, addip ro rie tor s and Inclosed, would make a:great and valua. tion thereto. Three of the Farms adjoin the Coot. 'ions. • tit; whore of the Land-Tax is redeemed. C; - ,, ri llted Particulars may Maps of Mr. Thomas Lewis, of a l 4 ""e try (with whom a of the respedive Lots is Jet )f oat the 'Crown Inn, Ludlow ; the Oxford ArmS and, t . rW4 . "CAI! Inns, Kington ; Ilotel, Beret - out ;at the prig_ iPal Inns in Lcutilin:;ter, fenhury, Vr:strign, t'flid of Mr. Smith; Tiiiner-nra:.ch:.nt, LudlOw ; Mr..Cruni ot liowey, near Iluilth •,, sir. Eowinan, of Knot:kin- NV, near Shrewsbury ; and Messrs. Forbes and Pocot',l:, Undue'. -- The respedive Tenants ),vl,ll N _ • Lots. '• 5, Ely-place, July, tiro.. HOSE who suffer Nirvous'irritation Rom weak ressjof,,itemlaclt, thstruacd. Bile, and bad Digestion, find relief itiSP I LS-BC RY's PATENT A NT I t ußups, which'enjoy all the-p.operties of Calo.: rel without its irritability ; they also consult the health of t ie Stomach, by.promoting the Appetite, and an increase of Yirrits as th e h ea lth improves. In deep-seated Abscesses , n h lere z Cure could scarcely be contemplated, so. healthy a ie :uge has been ploduced, as to excite the best hopes or sue in Eruptive, Scrophulous, Gouty, Rheumatic, and ` - v (4 butic.Complaints, its reputatien is established. ‘'t India Orders attended to, at - the Dispensary, is, (Tho square', London. • a~ hire genuine Medkine has the ,Government Duty printed le. a black ink Stamp, and•the wordS ". By the king's Pa ex pressed on the bottle, bill' of di reetion, Aid outside . 2: Per• Sold . at SOho-square, in small. bottles - or ence dob:e Lottles los. and larger 11. zs. Compound s. GENUINE MI.HICINLS. . • NEWBERY and Saf:S, N 6. 45, St. Paul's • Churchyard, London, or NO - . 29, Dame-street, ~i,rietors of Dr. 1 aines's •.Povi,der, arid • other C u 'Me. Preparations, inform the Public, that in cense - Jlence of i:••• :.;:w Duties, the price of that Medicineis as. 4 p,tie per racket, oot ü b ser : .4s. as made up for the Army and Navy ; but a.. e ve width:: words F. Ne‘Vbery, No. 45, St. l'aul's," .. ngraied in the Stamp P s. he iollowhig are the rices of then . Medicines, duties', 411 titled but those who .purchase six, 'or more, will be owed the Stamps gratis. tr . , 4. d. • s. d. lames's Powder . 2 9 Dalby's Carminative 1 9 Pits 4 6 Strong Tinct. of Bark' 4 o ' o iithailious Pills 2 9 I.4.3axifarn's (into 3" o Chalybeate 4 0 EnKlisti-ColKe - - ,2 , 9 b Convu 9 Essence:Cl fills t 9 • • .lsium 'at - ci I & - ,1C 41 Troillile Drops: 19- Chtiltebharir%Salts• •9 y r "'nce olCol ta f oo t '3 6 1 pecac;ilauliaLort•nges , • t•l l 'Pence's Dentifrice 4 o Dr. soialder's Tea - 2 9 o e Cephalic Snuff - Hear) 's - ti q l zehges of Bl o i s - t 1. Matedant's Dr,,ps - 5 6 tea,ss's Magnesia - 3 .fir Spilbury 'S ditto - 5 6 Aselp_s Liniment •••• - 5 o. 'Grant's (24.1 ugh ditto 1 1 0 ,, ‘ " I llatie Balsam - 2 9 Gri:"eriongli's inctures t rl b r n' T e, Pills = 9 . n othing tu Lozenges ; tit fooper's Pills - 1:1 2 , - So Syrup -2, 9 itiliiWatiCe to . Merciiants,..E.:c. r Exportation'. to„ Dr. FtYl - 14 E I.'S FEMALE Pi L. LS,., he Prevention and Cu:e'of rll.XieaSes.pceullar to the • Sex. HAT a greater share. of the infirmities is allot the tea to the t.entale, inure than the other Sex, wp have lisoAuthority of Scripture to ccrilirin. tfence the numerous ; 1 , 11 . 41 . ers winch dike( women, and subject them to pain add Th e e ring at every period of lite. But ttio4.h this is the case, to ( 1.,,, 541,1 e hand which has imposed the bo k,t hen, has also at )iLs`` the means of relief." he has rovided the plants,with r t4 - ,"ng virtues, which, under the guidance of scienee, should °re heal t h , soot hevam, and prove an antidote to the evil,. this t'otliergii's female Pill is wonarfill cotnposition of 4 1 kinct. I t allays nervous irritation, calms the rapid tn. , t D , i ' t of the blood, gives r , ..> the perturbed spirits their regular . he rse and circulation, and restores the relax:4 fare to its .4`-'4l,er tune, and settles on the. cheek the - man - fling hue of beauty, - and.purity . • ih~g all the irregularities of the sex it'is a never-fail ' k r re storative; as, in Green Sickness and ObstrutlionS: in lip s ous disorders; as hysterics, Spasms,. Palsy ; in diseases clui.!' a relaxed fibre, as alter childbed ; DrOpsy, and even 111 4i 1 ,', 1 g the pregnant' state. It should be kept, by every te zs a . proper - domestic medicine, which site can, at all resort triiir an attack ot any illness. wholesale and ret.ill at Nlr. Butler's, 4, Chealiside, Paternoster row; 4n4;ctii, iso, and Aden, 76, Ox -4114 - Weet ; Clark, 2.69, Borough ; Tutt, Royal Exchange ; t iol obast Country Meuicine Venders, in Ilbxes, at as. 9d. 0 4-),t Whom may he • had, Dr.;Fothergirs Nervous Cordial justly reconintended for the cute Of all Nervous — P 44. ints, m Bottles, price 4s. 6d. ancpas. each. 1 r —ti sf - 7 7 .- i l l r..h...11, A ..4 Sa. NI 0 WEDNESDAY, ILuGusT 8, 1810. • AFAMILY of TEN CHILDREN 'have been recently bereft of their Parents; the Father, who died first, leaving a bond of and other Debts unpaid, the kind assistance of the humane and charitable is earnestly solicited to 'enable'. the :Eldest Son (I - lUMPEIREY' ,RAVENS CROFT, of Serle.street, Lincoln's-Inn) to carry on a bu siness for the support of this Family of _Orphans, four of whose Brothers are under twelve years of age, and entirely dependent upon him for their education and advancement in life. Subscriptions received at the Bar of Lloyd's Coffeehouse; Messrs. 'Dawson, Brooks, Son, and Dixon, Bankers,j2kian cery „Line-" Wills's. Cotne-house, Serie-street ; Mr. Turner, No. i 6, Great Titchtield-street, Cavendish-square; Mr. Goddard, Bookseller,. No. r, Pail-Mall ; Mr. Ba'ker, No. i 6, Mount-street, Westrnmster-Bridge-road; Mr. How,GQ cian Cottee-4ouse, Devereuk-court, Strand; Mr. Green, Coffee-house; Mr.Bott, No. 1, Middle Temple-lane; Mr. Willis, 42, Fish-street-hill. Tt US TEES. Mr. Lane, Steward's-011ice, Lincoln's-Inn; Mr. Dent, Cook's-court, Serie-street ; and Nlesrs. Fi:ffier and Son, or posits: the New Church, Strand. "SL/I3SCRIBERS NAMES. • E Hon. General. Hervey 5 5 o Rt. Hon. Earl of liris. s. a'. I. A. Park, Esq.. - 2 0 o Wm. Watso4, Esq. 3 3 0 11. 13urre . 1, ELL'. by W. B. • - i 1 p Mr. Ramsey, by W. B. • - •- . 1,0 - Lady Willes - t ,o o Mr. llougham ; o 0 Mr. Lahibesc - I-0 o • burtoh Morrice, Esq. ; ; o Charles Butler, Esq. 1 o I. Parson, Eq.ox. ' lord - - r t o Mr. Makepeace t a o Mr. - W.,hlakepedce -t t o 'Mr. I: Makepeace rt '0 -.Mr. C.,Makeliedee a a o Mr. R. H. Makerace t Lc, Mr. T. Saunders z 2 0 Nlr. I. Fisldr i o o Mr. Vickery, Tavis tocktreer... _ 5 5 o Rev. Mr. R.Raikes, Loucester z o 0 Rev _Dr. Maskelyne, Greenwicti . 22 o Wllll lii;rrow, Esq. o , Mr. N. lledfold I t o Mr. E. Poole i 1 8 Sir T.., Plumer,. P.. 5 5 Admiral Gd)o't t 0 o Mr. Telly,' Street . - t t o Rev. Dr. Burnsby a. 1.0 &Ir. Webb, Rohe. tot - Right Hoer. S. PerLe- I 1 0 vat • 4 Lord Bishop of Win-. Chester Lord Bishcip of Chi• IO 10 0 13 0 0 chester . Lord tiishop of St 3 3 0 David's - Lord Bishop of GloO- 2 00 'cester . 2 George Brooks, Esci . 5 Lcrd Chief Baron Mac- donaid • 5 Sir Vie. Gibbs, ALP. Mr. Massey . t Sir Sawuci Rornilly, :ALP: S Sir W. Weller l'epys, 13art. S. Sir W. Wynn - S lion. Mr, Baron Gra - 2 W.Adath e Est M.Y. 5 Sir _Arthur Piggott, M.Y. Dvlrs. Gilgrest The Rev. Dr. Morrice The. Rev. Dr.Coryton t 'l he Rev. M r. Munster t General Vernon• - 3 , 'l'hos. Bloseld, Esq. 3 F. Burton,lsq.M.l% :Mr. Grooby • - 5 Mr.Eithant - 5 'A" 'Mr. David 'ones s t o Tile Rev. ;as. Moor t t o By Miss Miles :• - 2 0 0 Mrs. May - z o Ah;l Moysey t Esq.' i t o The Rev'. 11)r. Bea 5 . o -Lord Bishop of Dur 2 0 0 --1 1 o 1 0 1 o 30 3 0 0 0 maker • 1 o 0 Mr. Serjt.lSliepheid t t o R. - sArkpat,ick i z o 0 C. Gough, Esq. t o o Rev. Dr. l'rice - t t o M r.f F. W inn, Al atltiox- • • street -I I 0 RanAdle Ford, Esq. 2 o 0 Right lion. Lofd El- Icnborough - 2 2 o l:tenctra Smith r I u lion. Ir. lustice Win Right .Smith, Lord M:1) or 2 George Gosrling, Esq..s Mr. Alex. Ricii.eL Sir Srtyticri Coirr,.:ll 2 lady Cc i - _Miss Cartwright 2 Nlr. Holdship, by W. 13. The I<ev. Dr. !ones The - Hun. Mr. I ustice Ls: Blanc s 'Flee Dean of Peterbo . rou t )! - Dr. liaillie - z D Latham . Nlcs sts .Robinson and ',tonnes Frater, Lincoln's inn-fields .2 Messrs. Hower and Mainwarmg, byMr. Fisher 5 G. H. Edwards, by 2 C 5 ° I o z o o o 2 0 Grose - 2 2 Mr. Linicy • r o R. iloilont, Efq. z 2 o 1. ewterell, E6q, at witk's `- S 0 0 Isne-c;ossett, D. D. by &(r. Fisher 2 o 0 W. Drew,. Esq.. New luu 2. la o A.%Cullen, Esq.. by W. b. - t o o Most ,Noble Marquis Of Hertf,Rl - 2 2 0 Rt. Hon .Lord Chief 2• 2 0 jilsticc Matl4field, '2 2 Hon. Mr lustice Bay_ le) , -* - z 1 0 Lady /dyadic) , 2 2 0 W. Ross, .Esq. Bos- wdl-court • L z o Mr. Skynner, at , . • ditto Miss Ryder, by ditto I Nii;hoias Smith, Esq. 2 13utt's, Esq. Loin- • -- -2 2 o Rev. Dr, Carey -2 2 \lr. Sccar,Turitham- • Gicen . - 3 3 0 B. Winthtop, Esq. 2 0 1. A. NQguler.; Esq. t t o oud, by Mr. Z' 2 0 - 2 2 0 - 5 0 0 0 0 2 o o 2 0.0 I L 0 I 1. 0 0 0 O 0 o o • o 5 5 0 o o I A o I I o I I 0 I I o I 0 0 f o 0 3 3 0 Fisher - 5 0 0 Miss Sauridvs,Strand t t Robert ay.lor, Esq. 5 50. Major Gen. Ramsey z z 0 Thoilizs - Pitt; Esq. • z o 0 Right Hon: Richard. kyoer -. 5 5 o Loid firownlow s s Lady C: S. Sheffield 2 c. Yi.s. Dudley and Wards • 5 Alessrs.. "I•wwwg 5 o Mr. , x,atc--street - 5 5 o Mr. G. Lumley L• o lulm Allen, li)q. by W. B. z o His. Grace the Duke oi buctieugh - 2 .2 a ItiAat Hon. Earl of Iraikeith - 2 2 0 W. ‘Vllbe , loice, A sq. M. P. , , 3 3 o I. EBertoo, Esq. li i F. 3 3 o Osb. Marithita), tsq. M. P. - o o Hon. Mr Baron Wood z 2 o lultn Urrl, LSq. 2 1 o RObert Dallas, Esq. t • I o Rev. Mr. Buxton, Carleton Rode, At t I,burgh - to o o 1. Coward, Esq, at Lloyd's - o Mr.Morton t ai.Lloyd's t o o NU. Yhilir, Mitrobus, * by Mr. fisher - 2 2 0 Rev. Dr. Vyse - - '.l o o Mr. T. Mott,atWills's t o- o G. Gipps, Esq. at I 1 0 C. Volens, Esq. at • , Wills's - 1 \ 1 0 Robert Ross, 1;:sq. at • 'lVlll4's - • - 22 0 William and Jane, at • 1 1 o I oseplil.eardale, Esq. at ktials's - t i 0 Richard Wilson, Esq. • Lincoln'i-inn.fidds r , t o ,Vlr.Wou,lcock, by It. liFq. - - t o T. Gordon, •ksq. 2 2 0 Sir W. ktuspini, Kt. t o. Miss ‘Vyliclhain t r o Miss x o Mrs. Mayer - 1- t o ii. Leycester, Esc' • M. 2 0 0 I. Rae, Esq. at -,- Loyd's- - 5 ci t o G. 3rown, Esq t at Loyd's- - 5 5 0 G. Nolte, Esq. at Lloyd's - i 0 o T. \lather, Esq. at Lloyd's • - - - 5 5 C - ALP. at Lloyd's - s 5 0 G. Henkel!, Esq. at Lloyd's 2 o o Rev. P ..W od eho u se, Hingham, Norfolk 2 2 o Rev. Poei,,r lielphamolear Chi cheSter - - - - 2 2 0 r Lt.-Col. MacdonAld .-o o W. Knatchbull, Esq. s s o Hon... George Talbot a 2 By Anonymous Sub -scribers already 'ad verti4ed - • tot t, o The Trustees think it proper to state, that•the-abovecha ritable Contribittion is invested in their hands, and-is intend ed solely for the mailderfance of the who are at present entirely unprovided for, and not - to pay off the Bor4, or any otherof .the Debts, As many Gentlemen'have intimated. . . • NEW POLITICAL SA',llgE. On ThulSday next will be published, price . 3s. - 6d. `DIALOGUES of the DEAD or, Conversations in the,Shades. Occasione by the recent Political - De.- cease of Colonel Wardle, Lord Folkestone, Major ,Dodd, William Cobbett, Sir F. Butdcrt, and lul) Horne 'Tooke. • By ERINACCUS, • Author of Council of Twelve, &c. &c. Publis4ed by C. C.happle, .pall - • Of whom may be had, - by. the same Author, • The Council of Twelve, a atirical , POem, 3s: 6d. The Popish Divan, a Political Sat - tre, w.ith:Notes„•4s . 6d. Examination of Wardle's Letter to Lord Ellenhorough. 2s. For high charaders.Of these'W arks, see'Nlblithly British Critic, and,Anti,lacobin Review:4 . .lBra , - • To the Botanical World, the Connoisseuf.., 4n. I , ,ruits, and Amateur'of Trees, Shrubs, and Plants. ' • :This Day was, published, price 31. 135..6& - Dedicated, by permission, to the Right Hon, the Lady • • - Dowager De Clifford, • • •'• • INTERESTING DISCOVERIES. in HORTI-. CULTuk E ; or, System of Propagating Fruit Trees in every variety ; Green-house. Plants, including Vot-ally 114 Cape Plants ; American and other hardy ornamental Trees and. Shrubs of all descriptions; also Herbaceous Plants by planting Cuttings, chiefly in the warm months, without Artificial Heat. • Honoured by his Grace the. Duke of Bedford, Sir loseph Ilankes ' Bart. P. R, S. the Right Him. the Earls o f Ayles ford,. Dartmouth, Lonsda le, Fitzwilliam,HardwicleoE uston, Warwick, Northampton, and Mansfield • Viscounts Grim stone; Dudley and Ward.; Lafds- Soineetilley: •E'rSki 1-feli piker, Crewe, Selsey,• and Montgomery . ; ladies PenrYn 'and Shuckburgh_i Hon. Mis. Bland, Mr. Shirley; and Mr. Ryder . ; Sirs, by: W. Wynne„..l3,ii r. Fluytier, Edward Hulse, %V. %Valw, and P. Monor,-13arts. ; I. anger stein, Esq . :etc. Sec. - Printed- for the Author (Thomas Haynes, Propagator of Tr es, Shrubs, and Plants), and sold by him at 14, Pitt. str,et, Fitzroy-square, - Lohdon ; also at Oundre. • TO IHE POOR, WHO HAVE CHILDREN-AE FLICTEI) IN CUTTING TIETH. 7 1 JT RS, JOHNSON having-observed, iniAviiikina LVI through the Ltlferent Streets in working Neighbour hoods, numbers of Children reduced almost to Death's door with the agony in Cutting their.Teetn, and whese'Earinik (hardly able to procure bread for themselves) are under the painful necess:ty of seeing. their Babes suircr, riot liavinx it iii their "pow.cr to purcdiaSe a Bottle of the AMERICAN SOOTHING SY KU P so alleViate-their misery ; and hav ing met :vith such universal success in the Sale of her Megi.„ chic, during the space of three years, in restoring several hundred Children who were thought. past recovery, by only baying their Gums rubbed with time Syrup, it beingas o oh.,- "Sant as efficacious, and ' , gives instant relief. , ' She, theiefore, wishing to extend its usefulness, and taking, couruaion on ' the ruing generation of the Poor, intends to distribute among them .(Gratis) One Hundred Bottles. weekgy ;-viz.- 51 on Tuesday, afittso. on Saturday, Mornings, from Nine to Ten o'C luck, at her House, No. qi, Newman-street, • Oxford street.,-They, are requested to bring a Phial. Mrs. j.. hopes, at the same - time, thaf Persoits whir can afford to purchase the Syrup_will•not: injure the-Poor, by obtaining what is intended for their relief alone. To be had at the .Proprietors,,j • lohnson•and.:Co.ii, New man-Street; Oxford-street , ; and retailed by Golding, Corn-. hill ;.- Mrs-. Richardson, .Manchester; •Irmes; - Portsea, Newbury; Dame.street, Dublin ; and by all the priqcipal Medicine Venders in Town and Country, at as. yd. a 'sot tie,' for Ready- money . only. • N.li. Be sure to ask for johnsnn'S American Soothing Sy rup. , • • bards-street Robert Wake, £sq Essex-street W.Franks,lisq. roy-square_ 1-ion. Ceorge Winn 2. Messrs. Barclay, Per- • kins, and Co. Right kion. . I • 'VillietS - ' Richard Howard; Esq: Treasurer of Lin . coin's Serjeaut Lens z Mr. 'Everett 3 I. T. Batt, Esq. • 2 Mrs, Way, of eidon N Rand:4l,- , Lig': - . Kentish-town - G. W. i'vlarriott, Esti; - at ‘Vills'& W. i3u~izll , Esq. by w. B. The 1-:cu. P. Pursey to Theßev. Or. Nlat- `thew Waine, Chat , ter-1100.se - 5 Miss lon. Rance, Esq. z f rancis Gosling, Esq. 5 Win. Gosling, Esq. 5 G. Wiisun, Lsq. z Browne, Esq. M.P. -- - Sir G.P.Turner,l3\4rt, Rev. Mr. Leigh 5 Mrs. E. Leigh z Mr. Arnold - . - --!I I.Pearson, E,sq.G ray's Inn, at Wills's J. Alexander, Esq. New Inn, at Wills's rolin Dax,.Esq.carey .. street, at - Mr. Walker, Bruns wick - square, at Wills's • - Mr. Masters Eev.. Mr. Thomas, by Mr. Fisher. 10S. Sunter,F.sq. Ash- burton, Devon Sii ‘Vin. Scott, Doc- toes Commons Mrs: Corbottt, Wim ' pole-street - 2 Mr. Smith, Strand Alex. Murray, Esq. - t The HMI. Mt. Baron A. Thompson 2 - 4 A CHALLENGE. MESSRS: CURRIE and Co. Surgeonb,late in his Wijesty's•service, challenge the whole w or ld to prove a single instance where - their medicine and - inerhod of cure have failed of the desired elli;ct, • The..prictice of many years in this particular branch of their professio n , has nut given rise to one unsuccessful . - -a Se. • 1 - •• - - • • They . continue to dire their gudies to .the treatniont and cure of venereal ciunplaints; and that derangeMent of the sYsi. tcm, which is the. consequence of the pernicious and wastet ul ellects Of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by the .you-th of both sexes. 19 the one it will .be.found to he the unfailing source of ba`rrenness ; the other have its ravages laity, developed to themby a.clistressing state of denif i ty. which it flirt timely remedied, terminates iii impotence. these ' are its remote and ultimate effects; whilu conSimip tion, loss of muscular pewee, and various nervoukparfiplaints, usually chaiaderise the earlier stages of this solitary ot persons -languiShineirni?er rho disorders incidnit to such a habit, thl:ir treatment is simple, and has never proved unsnc cesstul in the course of a long, laborious, :Ind much extended praitice. In the mostobstinate and cam pikVted cases of ve nere.l infection, such as obstructions in tile urethra, sptirigy excrescences, hard tumors; callous ulcers, eruptidns; semi. nal weukness, gleets, as also, s. STRICTURES, Whether recent 'or or "Ong duration, and which have baf fled the skilt of other Practitioners, are by the present:iin. proved plan of treattriettt, effeettially and:permaneritly cured, without the Patient Suffering' the exeruCiatink pa . and alarming litnitui.rhage which frequently follows the applica tion' of toe lunar caustic, Itt, the course of twenty- jeers ettensive pradice in this Metropolis, • riiiinerous cases of StriCtures have been and - are itailY under their care,thetotal eradication of which is, ettected,by . ..a sate, certain; anereflie 'ditious mode of practice, .suporior to any oilier yet adopted. The weakness, relaxatioti, - anti debility proceixting from this coniplaint are speedily reinolted, and the. Patient -restored to sound and-vigorous health. But where the.debility has for years existed, 'a proper perseverance in their restorative re medies, after the Snicture has nLn destr6ye,l, is indispensa bly requisite'to • revive the slumbering sparks of life and to reanimate the constitution: , . Several Noblemen and Gentlemen of the first reipeaabi. lity, have been under the care.of I.l(lesie. Currie and C 9. for the removal of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, and having received - a radical and permanent Cure, request that references may be given .to them; as sarist4tory evi dencesofthedecisivesuperiority of M arrieant.'l CO'S. plan of treatment. Many at .these Ce i ttle t i len g ave h a d strictures trout to to lo ye ItS„ and had been-under the'eare of Me.srs. Home,. Heavi side, and other, Ltrgeons . ot equal•erkii nence, who attempted. the cure bythe application of the Lu. nar Caustic, without success. Mess'rs. Currie and Cu. maybe consulted .by either sex with the greatest delicacy, secrecY, and I}onour, at their house, No. to', Hatton.gardtn. - Patients , in the Country are raprestedto state the par ticu: larS of their case, age, and'genetal ltabit'of living, C;c. inclosing a remittance' for 'advide 'and medicines, when rir~ same will be given or sent to any part or tile kingdom. To _ensure that secrecy so essential to their undertaking, •the postage of letters may be added to the account for rnedicint:3. gth tune, LSo9.—to7. Hatton garden. -! X .tpf , , 4,.)•r,: t)r, ~?T-F(1 : 4,_ [PRICE SIXPENCE HAL FPENN I CON_ TRACTS FOR FISHING GL/AR, AND DEEP SEA AND OTHER LINES. Navy - , y 4 6, 26 , ISto. . . T HE Principal OFFICERS an,d. COMMIS s lONERS . cf His MAY ESTk'S_ AA!' Y terelg give That on Thlirrday, the 9th of Auguct next, at One 0'C,7,e1z.., they uil!'be ready•to urea: -with :rich Pe sons cis m zy • be willing to Cooracc7 for supp(ying llisaVajerty's se)jeralDco-Yakels, or any cpie Gr mole of Om with FISLIING GEAR,and‘DLEP SEA LOG,. did other LINES. Patterns Vibe Articles and a Form If the Tender mainZe seen at this 0,66 . ce,„ No Tender 'lt'll' be recritied e's Pet Cne the day of f nra t :)., nor: av , noticed, untss :be Tory, or a 7: fige , ll:r.4 - nt, attends. • - .E.veg Tinder ?NUJ/ i2c accompankd by a Letter addressed to the Nati' Bard, and signed lyr,two I espwrsiblc Persoec, engaging ••• become bound 7iiith the Pirion tendering,. in the Sum of soot, for the due.perpmanre.of each of the Contraat. C:ON TRACTS -FOR BED,-CAS ES' AND LOOSE HAM. Navy-Offia, Augri.y 6, g I . H PRINCIPAL OFFICERS .and CP. 7 11- 1 : iIIISSIONERS of MS M/1...7L.5'..ti NAY - hereby give Notice, that on lredneslay, the 2:d insta74, at One o'LlocA, will be ready to-Peat IlYith such Person, as tf:Czy he willing is Conti a 5 jot.: suppking His Majesty's - Yards at I:wt.? d And 04,sitoi0 with F/ AGS „. made of lin,•nriak tj British marufac• lure, to contain the hair Jrt, Seam. n's GrdS ; avid they will aho Gr - ready to treat v.,2th Lich Prison: at may Ge 7vil,ivg to Coma supplying His Majesty's Yaiil at Pot - tumid!, with L() $ £ Samples of ..the.CloteTti Hair, and forms of the Tendcrs may be seen at this Office. No Tender will be received afie'r;One o'Clock,'on the day of Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the Pa , 'ty, t 4. an' itgeiti for - attends. . • Every Tender mull be accompanied G 5 a Leiter adleessed to th.r kazy sigled hr Two responsi:Zle Pr!ons ? „engaging tobetime :62und with the Person tendering, in the Suns Unoer menti)neaf,' lueperjO'rmance of 'hr acid Conti aelf - resper, fcr the Bed-rases flair tiool.' • 1.0.• s• Fic'r-uALL 1 NG- 01 ICI', • . • ,- • . .eingust 6, 18 to. • • . • • • • T HE cogyismoil7.44Sjor 1 7 1C7VAI,I1'Q .his Majesty's Navy d& hereby give Naice o Tkat on 7" kesda_y., the 28th instaut, they will be really 10 receive Tei , ders in ... - writing (sealed up); and treat for the supply of the undet. ttient . io;tid quanthieso/RU M. BUTTER, and CH EES E, t 4; be delivered at Ike Poly ) , aeg in thi proportiwa under-men:lv:eat, Rum. Butter: Cheese. Gallons. TonC Tons. 80,003 60 t6 O So,ono v;z.. • , Deptford - Portsmouth - Plymouth - - 40,900 4 0 - - 4 0 Oft bag tbereorin One Montb, - aild ter el/Jet..6.4' in One Moak afterwards, afar; be - paid for -0 'Bills, payable with fnterert, ninety days .User SO 100 ..• The ,Conditions of the Contrails may he seen at the Secretary'; No regard Will he had to any Tender in which the Price shall not he inserted zn wordr at length, er tBat shall . not he dWivered :o theßoatd before o'clock on the Said ,Tuisday, the 2816 slant, nor Inlets the Perom who makes the Tender, er some sin on his hebalf,ayends, to answer :Eakin called for, • . • ' PICTUALLING-OFFICE, • • lugust 7, listo. FETE COMMISSIONERSjor ncTuALLIAN 0 WS , A1:A.7E371"s NAVY do hereby give Notic, l''hatortSaturday, the - 18th inst..pt 3 &Clock in the afte'rnoon, viii! 6e exposed tO Public Sale at the Victualling Office at ' Diver, the the fallowing COOPERAGE STORES, in small 1,;1;•, viz. . ' ' • ' ' ' Islpw Wail; Boards-ends - go, • New Dbublet-ends , - - - 16,000 From to to IS New Quebec Boards ends - •I,i 60 inches long, New Uoublet4ends . - - 2,600 . , . ~. lying in the Suesof that Office, where any Perron inclinable to Pl4-chase inqy &Ave: ibe . liberty of vim:big the same in the common wo:kirg /.ours ay . ' , day be/;re the S'..lli. t•Ok • I3ILE AND INUIGESTION. • 'HALLAM'S • ANTl'fil LIOUS . THESE Pills are parcitilarly recomtrwlided in all Bilious - C6mplaints, whether arising from a weak / or de. rangtd Kttlon" of .the Stoinacii; from Colds, whereby the Secietiono.l,Bile.isaabstruttedor frotn.Excess in Eating, Or Drinking, 'wherein 'Bile is rendered acrid and corrosive, and regurgitated to the.Stoniach, , cansing Sickness, laundice —Windy-Thsorders, Indigestion, &c. .IrtHabitual Costiveness, a sluggish State of the Bowels, Hcad-ach,and also during Pregnancy ) they may be takea with singular good-'etteet . ' Pride zs. gd. per Box, duty included. ScricLii;holesa.leand s ietail . by thaw and Edwards, 66, St. Pauto Church-yard, Londop; and retail by Baxter, Edin 'Burgh; andoßull, Dublin, and all Dealers in Medicine. • '' FOR 'PHE TEETH AND I UVAIS. 'I7EIE ESSENCE of PEARL and PEARL DEN . 'IIFtI , C E, invented by the hat I.acub Hemet, Den_ ti ito , Her'Majesty and the l ; rin , :e - ot Wales, are greatly S,l - both in elegance and efficacy, to any thing intncrro mad4l - nse'ol; they will etfettually preserve the Teeth in a sound state even to 010 age ; will render-them white and 'beautiful xvithe'ttt the !east impairing the Enamel, fasten ~such as are loose, keep such as are-already decayed from- be. coining worse, prevent the Tooth-ach,. perfetttly cure the SourvS , in the Gums, mAke them grow "firm and clOse to the `Teeth. : they likewise render the Ilreath-dthcately sweet, and reinedy all-tnose Disorder's that are the consetiuerice of scorbutic Ounts and bad Teeth. They continue to be sold; • Wholesale and Retail, by 134. ley art4'l3lew, Cockspur- street, London, price 2s. 91, cacti, and Retail by T. Scarman (late Partner and Successor to Mr. Hemel), George.street„ -Hanover-square. ' .None- are genuitie but what have thv Words " I , _Hem et , Bayley anti Blew, Cockspur=street, eligravett in the Stapii). and,a " Bayley and Blew, Cockspu r-street,. London," -pasted 'oil the hack a each Bottle And Box. • N.B.,The Essence is particularly re.;ommended to Pa.. rents anti -Persons who have the care of 'Children, its tno greatest Presetvatise of young and tender Teeth. arise ruP 04 ad od o (1 od oct od Oct '4 \